9 Helpful Ways to Deal with Aggressive Behaviour in Seniors
Supporting an aging loved one who has become aggressive can be an emotional and physical drain on family caregivers. You want to provide the best care possible, but you worry […]
READ MORE9 Helpful Ways to Deal with Aggressive Behaviour in Seniors
Supporting an aging loved one who has become aggressive can be an emotional and physical drain on family caregivers. You want to provide the best care possible, but you worry […]
READ MORE7 Ways You Can Support a Loved One With Sundowner’s Syndrome
Do you notice unusual changes in the behaviour of your elderly loved one in the evening (around sunset)? It could be a sign of sundowner’s syndrome (“sundowning”). Sundown syndrome in […]
READ MORERespite Care 101 – Every Caregiver Needs a Break
Caring for a loved one is a big responsibility. While supporting their health and well-being may bring you joy, many caregivers struggle. That’s where respite care provides much-needed support for […]
READ MOREAging With Dignity: Maintaining Seniors Independence With Home Care
Did you know that 77% of older adults would choose to live in their current home (or with family) if given the choice? Many feel a loss of independence and […]
READ MOREUnderstanding and Addressing Loss of Appetite in Seniors at Home
Enjoying a healthy meal with friends and family is great for physical and mental health. Moments like these are ones you’ll cherish for years to come. Whether you’re cooking together […]
READ MOREPreparing Seniors for Safe Home Transfer: In-Home Care Support After Hospitalization
A hospital stay can be stressful and uncertain for anyone, especially a senior. Preparing to be discharged from the hospital is usually welcomed but can also cause additional stress for […]
READ MOREAt-Home Fall Prevention Tips for Your Loved Ones
Is your aging loved one at a greater risk of serious injury from a slip and fall at home? Nearly one-third of seniors fall at least once per year. Many […]
READ MOREAlzheimer’s Care: Getting to Know the Person Behind the Disease
Is your loved one suffering from Alzheimer’s Disease? Alzheimer’s is the most common form of dementia – a general term to describe when the brain no longer functions properly. In […]
READ MOREMinimizing Seniors’ Social Isolation Through Community Participation
Seniors living in their homes or an assisted living or care facility often experience feelings of social isolation, especially around the holidays. Social isolation in older adults could increase their […]
READ MOREA Caregiver’s Guide: Cyber Security and Internet Safety for Seniors
How safe is your senior family member when they’re online? Today’s older generation didn’t grow up with computers and the internet. They may not be aware of internet safety, putting […]
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